Business and Investment
Legal advice on foreign investment in Greece
Inbound investment into Greece typically involves structuring, legal due diligence, contractual protection and sector-specific regulatory review. Legal work should begin before terms are agreed, not after.
Who this service is for
- International investors and funds
- Family offices
- Corporate acquirers
Common legal challenges
- Diligence across property, corporate and tax workstreams
- Sector-specific licensing
- Enforcement and exit planning
How we help
- Investment structuring
- Legal due diligence
- Transaction documentation and negotiation
- Regulatory and licensing review
- Post-investment governance
Step by step
01
Initial consultation
Investment thesis and constraints.
02
Structuring
Holding structure and risk allocation.
03
Due diligence
Legal, title and corporate review.
04
Transaction
Documentation, negotiation and completion.
05
Post-completion
Governance, compliance and reporting.
Documents commonly needed
- Term sheets or heads of terms
- Target corporate or title documents
- Financing documentation
Important legal considerations
- Diligence findings frequently change price or structure.
- Exit routes should be considered at entry.
Why work with Chroni & Associates
Matters are handled by the lawyer you speak to, with the Greek requirement and the wider commercial or personal position considered together. Where a matter touches residency, property, tax and corporate questions at once, they are advised on as one instruction rather than four.
Consultation
Begin with a clear understanding of your options
Tell us briefly what you are trying to achieve. We will confirm whether we can help, who would handle the matter and how fees would work, before any commitment.
- Telephone
- +30 698 334 7829
- info@chronilaw.com
- Office
- 73 Skoufa Street, Kolonaki, 10680 Athens, Greece
